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•superior popper. <t ; , .w^s*^ , '?i .i-T K'.':;;;‘ •
i A*ery ? tbpeii6r.; tomatoes; by
'^^c!4^/F«ttoi/;|fai^>Aall.^?Mii^ JAmes Tho-'
- ', v •"-faM, ffrow«vio‘J^J3i'Baxier, i arid John Landiea,,;.
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- -V ' tttubH exciiemeM bii'<h« fc OQ'Afdnday^fii' '
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;;,'‘t;li y&OaSiWf SidlTii ! iftsitober,'aol&»i3«Ui''BrgoMot,.
-•' "■? ” uid i iilfercnp. allowed to :
! > /.. ; »nt«r foe',. and tle*«oemonia ,
, twm boats lb&Te'KoaißaflK; ;
:
Upward) nd tho baoy oa tkeilorfo-lhoe, and .
:. , :fe'V»^4t; i Ili«ibo«fcwh')ab«>nd''oprT*rds op tbeldst '
; ’t.‘ Tborfsioniagr boata : . wcre onterad iin the
oontMt|BBimo*l*H?J <Jilt>ert('John iMol>ohMd, ;
. ■ ;. Thoc^Hl&A^tSaSw-Romerfelt,
. Sami. Kariranft, ]
4,:. r. Jit-ainl-r SwßHdo AifQierb waaa'great orowd fir, nor
-; . - h? .
•/ r . i »q , olock;tne;r«i|pMl'iraB‘,given* and
t , V v bMiwiflehtj hoate'bPard
,■ 'i-vTjTjSs' ing eachiOtheri>yet lhey:dare npt push'themKlveß,
'; •; t ; - i»fcyJ/i%s^jo;'; hndd!od:;togeiher,-,
\^V//^#l^w v flMridlhhrt 5, w r er<!i'sjn'‘ihb{jt <
> °:eho®i the Bnkif, EBling,’hhd 1
\ ;- behind
' the
, FlomorfeU,.Jl»rtrinft, liuinmt and Sfann. At the
time of the mißhap, the former boot WRB under iib
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*.. ■. jnally.oamfi.pidn tho.followingorder: 1
~ ' ' ' lit,'Oabwtf'didfdho McDonald; :3d,-.thoßoyatoa'!
. 4th, Mcßride jeSthC Hill'. : -The other.boatf hKI-all
.; ';>, % mii t
'';' ’ crcat doal of rurprieo manifceted at the reanH. and
: " rpMtietjlaTly atjthhtbad ltioltritttndinfidhhßUlj; :
did not think
' ’' tbeafielrha, vafiq'niidiad,' arid woret aa' conSdent :«a .
- - eoar'of bar ability to bold the chainpionship of tbe' ‘
. .'trr^-bi/Mww^/ w^*w, W ! #S*A}K4«i*«''W«»tb
woman namod Ann Pollet nttocnhtod: to commit
- ' rmicide on htonday, by:tlirowing lier*rlf into the ;
Bchoylkiir-iriy’cr.' irSbs tra* reßoued. and - after
, ’ bcinjr broucht out of tho water inade a scoond at-,
< ’ 1 ' ?i' >tanfpbi e '
jutjicnta.ifAfiiatalio.ntbotiSfi.} When
~; ,- : pni. into tbe cnll rfie wta rery mneh intnxifihted (
si, ‘ :-: anddttrih* thehi*ht ehe,rt>:de another attempt to 1
. ; y. the'WOtld by and
making'aga*h.in,'ber ; arm ; withia,lrara'erit.:;The
,woond wa» a rory dingorptrf .onp, ana rnight haye
resnlted serioaily hfid.hiedicnl'aid hot 'been pro*-,
~ morh*.
, : ing the woman was sent to the Almshousei.
in tho violr.ity of Fourth and Walnot strcnta yes
doapp.of
; .;,, : , Tkieenger 'cars -by * Tehiclo uiod £>r.trarup6rtinr
t. ltd* thefe!ubbo'rnoeh)‘:pfiboth? parnM* neither ,the
V' . drifierofthe ear nor tbeotbef boing willing to move.
- «tnnewutK)r*o«aeato got out oftne way-rruen ■
rfrrV: ;• the foUtk'fn'oharsfi of the eara went fin their way
:* r v- •-’
;,P*o,WKiso'CAsP.--YcBterday..afternoon a
.* C nkmfid I 'W,Bl}ifft';Criliy,;»toht -eighteen 'ye*»
V :ui-;-'.-.-4>f-ege, vrae drowhofl whi!e pwin«ning.*t Pea Shore,
-.r * • on tte Jeraey rfde
• \'*- wl prcvlmß'to^tinf
'. -*■ into •
\r : > /i y;> J ffli»R^^^^t.^Hfa t: hodyr ; wiui r cbnT,eyod : to J the ;
-'I ytu
4 -.'rs;rii^y,ttke\d^Uii^^of^;fjK'^Bfelfcelden , e? l ,
- hrflnWd '
„ : , AinedeiUfiiii^Barkbd: “V..X/.R, ,, '® B d % breutpic;
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'?-• '■-*-\ hellero
:"lf.t:.#^S£fffl^^^i^«Siibs(tg£-'^6atp|aay:ra6ra-,
h:y\i there'VMxAn Alarm of
> ~'7>^rot^ittiK<hp^Ee^/^iffl9V^3Ro^ f Market street,
7 *.; vm -twj’^trl*
.? serious
; 7 : * t Jamoo.J)£fah;TOeedity discovered
- ftre-is said to
'-'-;'- ‘A6m« maUcloni person.throrr*.
; Wsm&kC?t • - its'..*.
.in 1 t d am atFairaidunt,;
wheela,
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;.'i.. efenlhg; Wiftfi aWrek a'b«ek
-• •: r , ' Mer. -waaon mnning into rMH eidcs -whiio pawing
- Ǥnijpipo v.At>J^aliw6Snt
■'. Br iVri.\;cyAttn,W»tta, from Boat ml, with ice
. .-.; ... NTorkforNOrigans.,,,,.
>. "f}j‘
'' ,: Iliver,
.masts;,.
•: 1 f ■-; •••;.; :■• r,.‘i •'
. 01 RAW) *»»t, t»tow Ninth,
pMprr
B Btehley, Harrisburg ' 6 r-‘ ? ~ {
LSSalmpns/Gav i'-i~ ttnua■££ l !
MiM|'onmjfN l 6"' 1; M'lB8 I/WttSe,’W ?. | ,i
MUto E GHim»on,Y& > *:.-Solftmcm ChfttryV Va,' •»
' VtiSt&Hf fife!
;XW.Pear«on, Nl{ , ' JE Bain & I&.NO _ ,
:; O WJraalliatLcJu s :
Sg^~:;KI®? 1!
mSm«!>,SC > ■ ~ •
;^«vs?r o
ase»iyiß2%%:
~Mus MolUa Longi Ky u >Jao SJjong, Loaisvil a
, V( L HaHjliOuiavhla . .WrA-BentoiiNashville
JGteoFoftiero y;’N,y -,;, j i) Egbert, st Louis
*J'Qlarici4a, St Louis j'W " ! 01* >r
BtJocepn *--■ vQ&Snutb,> Chicago {
-‘W-M'Geddea, NOV“- ! ,-'■ JnoGaddeßf NißEouri
Q Ellet<Jr, Washington, D C J T4ißtcho r{Louisvilla
’ % BrowrfJ'N t’f 1, ; .yWntiiM^.Wiwhinston
HS?mtk. h clm?i •* ; .!T)fO Oxfoi-d,oj /*
W(V Fnuktfh.StJctfiPiih'* ’ JH(3entri' ) ;ihehinor.d,Vn.
'CTlibirnpnoß.NMhrtirii' ? OFDownS.Xauisi-illai
its Anderson, louisville -‘H OUnll, Ky . . ‘
immimr* -< ■msstetn**, • •„,.
m's»vg:V5 } sip^r ut *, ■
" SC^, ■■ -‘ .“J; .rJßwnrn, Jr,R I-,- : »
JjJ Fleming*'Mobile ■- ~ i 'M iJSiidge*, Q»' ■
‘JiMillor*SUoaepk .«JUC‘i:sTK?rnß?haii» SOf,* <
Mr Beach, NY. %t J . v-‘~ * h/R 8 Yan:weet< ya, *
'>'•. ♦.vo-sDABftnder«,BC
i c Mua sAESapdoravSC /.r- R Zabbftn A ; -v/r .
!;, AMERICAN HOTEL-Cbwtncfe st.V HboveVifth.
vSutKtt,ohunso -. ~.
. “ " .. 'Mjaß R Y
.sfssasessafrw iis^s^ 8 °
§OO*H ! KqkW, Pliii» ' W^f ? Wrijlitor.°l’itt»fcurg
- Geoß •Y>!t>>' •'WrSlHailow, St Louie- j.,
Mm Willdy, Stljoulsv GK Klcc.-Tcxm ' -uf
Geo ARn ynee,N Y- oJT .Burgees,Roston ,•
J Brown, N C : - L lianr, Alexandria, Va
, AIBBCHANTBL HOTKllAourthetreet, below Arab.
Mim Emma Kennedy? NJ A BStoddnrtimo;
JWMcWnSidrKfttiua#CityKAlSns*, Mo
ilni E Imser.ParkviUs •: ’/« Xbar. Bittaburg
G.LBanwttjTenn---S WBerson.Tcrm
WHRobieonyDcbuqua )■' fPBmlth, I'ttabur«
EA-Tnlbot,-Memphis 'i »"FB DanCjvMSO’Plu”
,J I NottUcui, G*\ -! ; -'L Beauetti ’ ' i
•Mr* A E-Monk;N J l Jm Oatea, CimO ~
GHBdnjr*. Marne,_. * >JS ThptaM, Stlfouis
, J Boweririifr & Ift.'N ¥.’»•'C lflonberger, Mo
DJ C»*tleraAnjWaahintn S "WHi* Kittanmtjtf, Pa
b-/ J<£ForndajvLa,A
AFrank,Pet}i!icoU,Flft ; LElh, .., , M
- ,:.c»pt RB Uaja.Carlißlc
- JOTOS' rtreet,above Sixth.
■.ftLaWilUh'mir, : N Y,‘ : r ; ' Dr JneMGreon&.jn, Go
K SHlack.Spruunold. O Joe Black, Zanesville, O
MBlackrMansjftM, 0* ’ •“ Geb'Wallocj, Nownrk, O ’
-Andrewßeid,Ohio . ,-' :--.CBarnee, Mobile, Ala
va .
\ S iW&Gilkirt’.Balt ,
JoaKMaun,Balt vy '] r '
,1; HOT&,ira!i'otM(it,«b<Jve Third. l.
DC W.H.Hook, Boonsboro, Md
WBBolUdiy. T teuton, N J WroThomMOfl,, Trenton
M P-Cfnirter, Cincinnati BLNSrana k FaMnb’jr.
'BDMort,'Dahlm,lnd:. .. Toiuey. Indianapolis
eJG Lower, Pittabure - Dr C Cutter. Ffna« •
H Koinlflr .Cincinnati John Hoff, taeton, Fn- ~
,;P- Uhlor; UhWniTillo ' ; -800 M l’ennock, Lanoaetor
i J M Reinhart; Tara anna. :RA Brown, Harerstown
PFaUiav - of .-■!*> ~r ill « RohbinsjS.Y •
John J 1 Hair. Kkaton.Pa EA-Adame, Pbila
4to*bia co . Poipt piMsnnt
e -*T ShotweU, Ciinemriati, p
STATES UNION HOTEL-Market street, above Sixths
JD CpHwiiV;-Xtlaotlc City ,J MarshnlLNewviUo *
TtfS KoefrfcolulnMa,Pa’tLWerra.-Baif - ;
.BFThonipfonV; Clearfield *
T>Vfrenty 3 : 841t£:.r .v.*v,, : J Boon, LartUrß tor; x
Mt*
>Ri4JLsndack^tVet-CQ:;::;iß;Tnbinborg,Cl€>ar’a, o o
JD MarsTjbank, Lancaster/ Gen ItMTluisalb Va ?,
G Ws'loanJ co, Pa /,
Mfgßoral! Mi Holly, 1 NJ~ <H\V*de& -
Mi»Dongtm, Pa > ViJ^u
st.,»bo*e Third.
• ' v '- MoGrewrWcBtraorO , il
■
1 J TMulsefcleveland,o ;Thoa MGla.nn<m> Balt
NY
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MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third «t, »b6V« CaßowliiU'
,BNjrc,;®fitidi! .•;R’Kline.Tn>vhJton
iKlmetTrevartori -,, AIl JMward., Pa
. Rjßuraert. Pa ' ,VW B Burlfart. J a ,
TB Moore, M qhnok.■ C Blank, Bethlehem
-H-Ffankerfinld, Edwards; pa -
, Peter ‘Betti Bdeton •, U s,') s - r/V, ■ !K? \ ■ J
Arch.,
J;DTojjson. tu'ec- WiKollor. BelMohem
L’Jaeoby r 3etblehem. - j HacKinan. Boshiehern r :
>lbW^ajon t St Louis.-, s_ ; JBlondm,NY,
:JaiwMartit) r .Beftilebeir«-_> a- . V v'.;-i. , -•
ii t: abbvd Third.
C Hera. Va J Vnekler, Wheeling, Va
J C A'riofleditr,Roadiiig, '• Hy Bechtold, Mt Joy, Pa
-Tho».Womudy,PA '• C-Thmims,Pa _
;/Smith, Centro co, Pa 1 • /non ? Benver, Pa
'PrSolwor- /- ' 4 ‘ -"4 K Span?, Berks cn.,Pa
,BWhinerv t NoW*rardoit, 0 Jo*hoa;Whineo> Ohio
Jacob Landis, Middletown Saml-Mumma, Middlotown
st.i'abovd Chestnut.'
vJf‘B'B»lnrBdnd; c llwt‘-' r ' r MHihimond 1 , Bel ’ '■
.-- NEait'
-I«uojVrtoletnieadiny : Xttßnni!te, Dfil •*<- il
it Jackin, Cochranvillo, Vft Jrin Comiar. Dcl
Diffid Pield, tVeetchauter i W C»rtUhcr . _
f«,an’Arkor, Chonter CQ *. Tlinn BBevicV, rlnla
; Mu.Robert.;pn ;• f 1 ■ i J -»JB.flreg.r, fteniont r ,
'
:•«; Brown, CJY %,* ,"i)ls9»>Sd%J*,y ‘ '
Iter
,'SPierce,'VYe.telieMfr“ AKnout,Salem *■
BALD EAGER HOTEL—Tliird rt.; nliove CeUowhil}
A B Bartolct. I’a : :, - J Bernes, Caihlffin po ■ '
i JehuJdiU.r.ilontftCO .; ; ~Xl«»id Bnil|6r, Bock.oo-,
■ aboceOallowbiU.,
SA-Alders'PM!* ■•t■-,-&H Bral»h,PhHg :•.
Awlre.'Dauphmoe,, " ,Wm BromMcli,
iOltM FionejjHktteville,, Clme-Hnrper, Jonldntown
,Wm Herder; l'ennHnir,: ?<8 Fell, Buckingham; , ;;,
H Borer, Buimieytown --"A Acjloy, SumUMtown
J Ilulli, Greim Lana -'sj i* ; 'fiehj'Rrnff, Lanadale- t
BamuefLandie, District JlMnnrsivßoolitnlH villa
WmßeChtel, lieclitoliiv—:;Yfm'l'liomMoH.Aic,MvilW
Jonathan Reifinyder.Pa- AAV Woavcr, Now Texaa
BARLEY BKRAFJiOTfiL—Second ”»t,.' hhlow Vine.
Samuel Solliaai; Pa’ ;; « t! Mrs Henderson A fa. Pa ,
P.Tvid Jftrrett,P» ■ --- - j -
j/flck)k,'pdekß ca<'i'_'jy
SPECIAL NOTICES.
;; A Remedy. —A surc atid certnin remedy
for all ; di#4ase» of,the Btora»oh »nd digeitice orgetis 1?
HOOFLANIVB GF.RMAN BITTERS: JChe, never fail
in Dj.popvri, Liver;Compl«inf, or. NervoiU.DebiUtp.
i'fhe UK of Abottla or twowlll'worl'wphdia*. Trj them.
For eale by all druggistacr dealer* in mediemos, *t 76
:'Aliso by.the C. M.,
:3AOKSONAVCO., 4tB; ARCH street, rlinadoiplim. It
/A Tnß ryKOBTXBWi 'Pair Die op
dFotw, Haiti reouirea - noprovloua preparation of the
'hAifii, ItaefWetearo inatantaneouej producing a rich,
.igldeay, AOdiliforllke. bltck.lnrorm, or auburn, entirely
fre eftomtho dnl!, burnt appearance oiuiaed by other
'd/ee,-;It ieeeeiiy applied, and is perfectly hsrrnleea,, '
f Sold br ail driiyrUtsfand by JULEBILAUKIj k Co,
Np.‘ 70t CIUiSTN UT Street,Philadelphia. ; aulMt
• f Remotat,:—The Mutual Life Insurance
CoMfASr or NaiyYoßJC.~The Agenoy of thie Cont
,pany;hVe'bosn REMOVEJJ.TO THE ENTERPRISE
'INSURANCE-'COMPANY BUILDING at tho South;
WMiebrnetof ijOWtTH-ihd WALNUT Street*.
aaM-Ut -. h ' : P. KATCHFOBDBTARR, Ayent. -
ONfc-PBIOB ' Olotilino Of :thb Latest.
- im»; and Atnada in tho boot manner, e*preealy for
i BKTAIL SALKS, We OUrk i»r- IOBTOBt BotVOlB price* in
>t*in »Iao«» bn each artiolo. Ali 'goddß made to order
nra varranted utiaraotoiTr and our dnseMHC* »vitbm
(B ftriotly: adbnod to. Wo .believe th» to be the only'
’frtr way'pf dealing, aethereby aU are treatodWiko-
A ; *v~ ‘ - ,y,;, JOriEp # VwiJ
r>ax»-ta«gr>.i : r -.--- -tit MAPtKET Street. .
V. ‘ ' J f* ( ? ¥ C ** ' r-Xa
••-GBOTERi-A^BAEEB’s^'r-'-a
CkbniATib-NOiaiLßta PAkitt S«wiae'JtAo*i»i«i
. -;r.; - ,
*•-J ' . Temporarily atflo, m Broadway. !; .
Yrtli'yattan ’to'Mo.'dtola a fey week*. (
: SaYKTO JuKO—NaTIOSAI, SAFETr.T»OBT
W iho flftsta of X’aimaytvania# ..
v'£T>:-v-- RULE*. -
-J/l..MfmayJi av*rr tUjr,and In#*** wnount,
irioner ft®,
_i s’TCA laS j?|u*lw»r« bbijfl ■»b«nev»r
»od.'*rUhouittOtf?f. - V.,f .r .
V‘4i:'lWßM UuMirildlnTti SMc«f or«i iiffffofrtrafora,
< : fciHl\ob«f;TniJite*»i in largata wnail atari*,'
,toomiw*^*^»hortlporied. J ' t ; ;;*: * ’
KVjb'iMrtf fronTDepoaitorali lnve*tsd in
fjjfcj-fo****j Mo rfe aga«, Ground Rent*, and firaV
atrML rhilMeiphiii.-.. , , . ai>lfl
Baltimota
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m mti
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i)ilMh>inin ;
jftfirentto
-vy li.ut?/
OWilWndr
W/Yoffc
iw^Yoik
fern Mid WaMtot BtiMto.—Deposit* ie*
sifdUrf e»monhW,from»H ota»«uof
t*B» f*t* offivp P«
< BUT -W -tfrirtirii b£ jbli*olM Wjthont lour of in
■, - ‘ J. „
* o’«!t»k, f nd on Mon-
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MFMa'sifti!s»r&&V » iir the eWnfngg
' Bags
,t' J}• t > • MARRIED. ■- 1 ■ '
' GrLPILMiY-!;ff,PATIUCK,-On, the 15ih insfc, at
John Cliambers, Hood Danaghy to Louisa HaUiujihr,
b ß l i,i P ß?> l lS-BKANS.-6ii'thß titli of iSwUiaw, hyltEv-;'
Archibald P. Cobb. Mr, J °hn E. Du Bois to Miss PiUryr,
U, Beans, aH of-this oity,- ~v , ' \p
tile Itl. inst.VWf&v. G, Wokl,y
jnfton Jermnn, Aioxftiider Nihlo to Sarah A. Wehb,
Andrew ,L. pern, Esq,, ail of this
■ 41 &y MER-io UY.-lii toott Mi K 6hnroh,' on Bahhath |
evening, July I°, bjr.the PastorrdW. J. L. Hoysinger,
Mr. Wm. 8, Clrmer to Anna Guy, all of this oity. *
the 15th mat.,* by-
Mr ‘ Wm. .Vannhman to Miss
, lIUNTI;R-Ori''.-AneuKt 14th. 1859, at 213 Hanover
■ street.ycensiMtom BY*John' G. VTllson, V; D: M. Mr.'
Jl w¥m?T n w's- r a.9,fc l '^^f?Sfe\, oir 'J > 9 th £ l \ ‘hie City; *
. . WARRINGTON-SKANNON.—JuIy mh. 1859, at 243
Tlnnnver jtreet. Konsinßton, liy John G..\VilHon, V. D,
M.. Mr. WilhnmS. Warrington to Mas Elmira ahan-
U 1859, at 242 Hanover
ntroet, Kensington, by John G. Wilaon, V. D. M., Mr.
James Cassidy to Miss Margaret Frame, both or this
-j -i • r/] r*.
c I i i'Z ; >Li\ v.‘„ j
LOCK VEIL—At her residence, in Germantpwn, on
thq^risth-jnBt.rLydia, rplipt ofHhe late Captain ;Got>rxe
I/Ookyer. and daughter of the late George Eyre, of Ken
sington.- ,
The relativaa/.and.frionda of the family are respect
fully invited to nttend the funeral from the residence of
her brother-in-lawu Jonathan ‘Wftinwnght, comer of
Bpaon and Hanovor streets. Kensington, on Thursday
afternoon, JSthJrjsf., at 3o’clock, without further notioo.
To nrocaed to Hill Cemetery. **
HUMPHRIES.—On the I4th inst,, William L«» son of
Jacob abd Susannah 'Humphries, aged 13 years, 3 months
:and27d»ye. ,- r l.
.. Funeral from.the residence of his parents, m Cherry
street.'above;,Queen. Eighteenth ward, this CWednes
dayjaftanioou.'ot ao’olocK. . 1 * * •
AYKROp.—On the 14th inst., Henry Avkrod. , *
~ Funeral from his Into residence. No. 1212 Brown street,
this (Wednesday) afternoon; the 17th inst.. at So’clock,
without further notico. - lo proceed to- Odd Fellows*
-CemMerv.'' -./I ■ *
BRUNNER.—On the 16th inst., Air. Goorge Brunner,
injbnTiOth year of hi«a?e. . ‘
.'• Fqneral.'from ; thf* residence of hi* son-m-law, George
Cdatos street on Thursday rooming,
o*jel<jok. Toiprooeed to New- Britain. **
-WHlTE.—Mrs.AlargaretG. Wliitej in about the 67th
yeaivpf hor ; 3«0 t nt theitesidence of Mr. Samuel Brbokr,
Frankford.'pA.^<\ , t , 4 ’ ‘ ' ,
Funeral from Mr. S. Brook's, on Thursday afternoon,
_'DONAVEN,-4A.t Fmhkfor(l; i4th inst.’, Mrs. Rebooca
Donaven. need 43 years. ,
•Funeral Urohi.herJl&te/roside'nce, Paul etroet, below
Green street, thin (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o’olock.
To proceed t 0 Bt.;Jame* M. Eg Church, at Olncy. • *
THOMAS.-On the IfitU inst.,’ George Thomas, In the
fVom‘-the‘•fe&idenoe-of r hfa mother, Mary'
Thomas. 193BeVrrade street. (forroerW West street.)
below ViennA’tljfe (Wfidacalty ) Rflorhooa,at 3 o'clock.
Interment nt Pair Hill. . : *
'-WJLMEJL—Ori the. 16th inst.,- Anna Louisa, daughter
of James E. &ndi!u*annaWumor, in the 11th year of her
age. • j ;
; - Funsral this (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o’clock.
WALDRON;—On tlib 14 th inst., Riohard Waldron, Jr.»
Hnthe-£2dreftrorhisag©.' "• -- •*; r..-.!-.
• Funeral-from the. residence of hiu father. Richard
Waldron, Marlborough street, helowißed
ford. Eighteenth ward, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at
So'clock.' ■ *'• '*■ - ' •!• <■ : *
MORRISSON.—On'tho 16th inst., James Morrisson.in
the 47th year of his age*.., , - . :
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1206 J Kemble
•Street. (laU Miffln;)' this7Wednesday)aftomoon’, at 4
o clofik."To proceed to Odtl Follows'Cemetery. , *.
.^8 the 36th instant, Timothy Symmes, in.
> FnneraLfrom; hiirJate resideneo. No. 253 Madison
1 street, this (WednesdarJithe 17th instant, at 3 o'clock.
To proceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
HOLLlS,—Owthplfith inst., John Wesloy, son of Wm.
ana Phebc A f Hollis, .agedZ years and, Lraonth. ‘
Funeral Irohi'.the residenre of his grandparents, Gep.
and Mary A.'Ashbndgp', No. ,8036 Reeve* street, this
(Wednesdayn7th inßt,f.t 9 o’clock, A. M. To proooed
toßoxboroughiOemeterr. -
.Me COY.—On the 15th inst.,'Dennis MpCov, in the 26th
year of'his age* 5 -- ?
Funeral .from his late resideucp.cNo. 233 Caltdwhill
street.- below Third, this (Wednesday,) afternoon', at 3
o’oloeki. Funeral to proceed to Cathedra) Cemetory. *
the 36th inst., Joseph White, infant son
ofArthurand Mary White, aged SI months and 2 days, l
Funeral from the residence of his parents, northwest
-corner-of twentieth and-Locust streets, this (Wednea-
Jqloc)fi at Bfc.-, Mark’s
McCAtJLEY.—On the 16th inst, Charles, sonbf Dan’i
and Ann aged 13 tndutns and 15 days.' - '
. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 630
Lombard street, batw*eu-Fifth and Sixth, tlnsrWed
nebdar) afternoon, at l o'clock; 'To proceed to Cathe
dral Cemetery;:" :r: ) ■ - - - * ‘
_WILLARI£—On tho 15tb Inst,, Jesse Willard, in the,
29th year of his age. .
~ Fanoral from his late residence,' opposite the oicht
mile stone* in Roxborough, on Thursday morning, 18th
inst.. at9o’clock. ~ - ; .. ** ,
, CANNAVAN.—On'the 15th inßt., Mr. Bernard Canna
-vart,aged4Byears,'’ •• • v’ - ’
Funeral from his late residence; No. IDBNorth Fourth
. street, above. Master, this (Wednesday) afternoon,"at %
o'clock. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.- *
-.HURLEY.—On ther 15th mst., Michael Hurley, in the
70th year oLhis age,..*,
Funeral frofn his late' residence, No: 137 oms street,
(late York.) above Coates,on Thursday morning, at 8)»
o’clock. Funeral service and interment at St. Michael's
Church. . . . .... : **
rrs 8 * NOTrCE.-THE I»IEDIBEBS OF PHILO-
Lk3' MATHEAN LODGE, No. 30, and tho Order in
generah.are rraqiiested* .at. their Hall, THIS
(Wednesday) AFTERNOON. 17th inst., at 2 o'clock, to
attend thefuneraldfouf late Brother ABRAHAhfsUT
,TON.L ,Utf L , WM. H, COLLISBQN, Assistant Sec. r
“OIRAJt® PABK.”-AN ADJOURNED
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namediiUj? will be held at the. House of JOHN M. BLY-
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THE FREiSSIi-PHELADEEPHIAJ^J AUGUST; 17, 1859.
4p*LEA®HED. AND, BROWN:
■il»o SKunuofr 'ii'T.- ’
irD r(o'. MPil' r .Brifhflfl Cm 3 oi <.l7'. /3-l •’'■'nu fic->n3' J ! -
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i ' ;l
r; '' . ‘ BY TIIE PIECE OR' PACKAGE.
JOSHUA 1.. BAILY.
2U MARKET STREET,
Aul-tf ’ , PHILADELPHIA;
J 4 w. GIBBS & SONS, >
' NO. 831 MARKETJ3TRBBT, -■
Are now opening their ,J . .v,
FALL fe Y? INTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
, MEN’SWEAR;'
In wliich will bn found a full ansortmont of ’
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
Ac, • , 1 ftU5-Sm
.G-; OHITTICK & GO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
- ;* .■ ‘ ■’
- FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
438 MARKET, AND ,453 MERCHANT STREETS,
v Are now receiving from Europe ,tbeir
FALL IMPORTATIONS, , Y •
Embracing a fall assortment of good*'adapted to thb
present season. These, with their home purohaees, in
* AMSR I C A N V A B’R I O S',’
will enable them to offer to the Trade one of the molt
; attractive stocks in the market.' .
CASH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
Are ~respectfully solicited to examine this stock before
purohasihgi aus-fra w 2m
1859: PALL TRAD]?.
SMITH. WILLIAMS & CO.,
NOS. SJ3 MARKET,And SIO COMMERCE STS. .
Wo have now ready * full stock of .
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN FABRICS,’
‘ o? ' • .
- , OUR OWN IMPORTATION, ‘. -y
And brought direct from tho Manufacturers.
We have many styles of STAPLE GOODS, espeoially
adapted to the
SOUTHERN TRADE.
. .Manufactured for, and oon&ned bxclusivblt to
oubsslvbs, ' aud-fmwlra '
1859. FALL TEAD ®aBS9.
SHORTEIDGE & BRO..
(IDCCBSBOBS TO BAMMAN, SNYDBB, & C 0.,)
. ■ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
oy •
DRY GOODS,
. ‘ 430 MARKET STREET,
Have in store a complete line of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Selected Expressly with a view to the Interests of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
To whloh they respeotftilly invite the attention of the
trade.' ; ■ „
- -Nrß.—A full stock constantly on hand, and orders will
be exeouted promptly, r\t tho , .
au6-2m] .LOWEST MARKET RATES. Jv, ! . ‘
pjRGESS & mead; ' •
DUNDEE GOODS,
B Y TUB PACKAGE. , .
WOOLLEN'S AND CLOTHING' GOODS,
Solo Agonb* in tho United Statoa for the sale of
CARTWRIGHT & WARNER’S
MERINO HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
No. S 3 BARCLAY STREET,
■ (Opposite Collego Plnoo,) 1
.. NEW YORK.
GEORGE BURGEBS. [aul7-lm] HIRAM W. MEAD.
'J'ROY HOSIERY CO.’S
MERINO SHIRTS
AND ' 1
DRAW E R S .
ROBERT E. EVANS.
AO IST,
, 216 CHESTNUT STREET.
Jetf wfimfm '
1859. 'autumn trade. 1859.
I P* MAY A CO.’s superior colored Spool Cottons.
fWMIS. Patent Hoop Skirts.
GUIDO BETTINI Black Silk Sewings.
J. CIjENDENNING fit- CO/a Cotton Damask Napkins
LlltsEYSr 0 n '*’
TROY Hosiery,'Merino Shirts and Drawers.'
_ Do. Bleached Twilled Shtrtinvs, extra fine.
J. LEAVENSjfc SON’S Cotton Diapers, (infants'.)
Do._' Do. 28-inoh IJlch’d Table Diapers.
FRANKLIN MILLS Fanoy All-Wool Cmuimeres.
CHERRY VALLEY do. do, do. • - -
TWENTY-EIGHT INCH Union Tweeds, alt-Wool
Filling. :
COTTON TWINE. '
BLACK and DRAB COTTON VELVETS, Silk finish.
UNBLEACHED COTTON FLANNELS.
BOBERT E. EVANS,
aaS-lm-ltaw '■ , 218 CHESTNUT Streot.
WOOL SHIRTS AND PANTS,
BRITISH HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERIES.
NEW FALL- STOCK
»ul*m w f-lOt
REMOVAL
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
Hasbeun
REMOVED
To tho Company’. Now Building, at tho
S. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT STS.
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.REMOVAL.
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Natural History* Treatises upon these and other kindred
(object* are being continually dealt in by him. Books,
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GRAIN. MILLS —GRAIN MILLS —For
the Farm and Plantation. The IRON-BURR MILL
has ho Oqual for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Coned, Spl
oes, eto.vby hand or powor.
Price 88 26 and 845* -
Now in oporaton at 120 South SECOND Stioet.
• Agents wanted in ovory county and State, by ,
4 aul7‘lm , E. PARREL k CO.
TMPROVED SPECTACLES AND EYE-
X. GLASSES corroctly fitted to the Ere at .
M. .T. FRANKLIN 8, Optician,
-113 South FOURTH Street,.below Chostnut.
-iny*Also,-constantly on hand, Mtcroscopes t Opera
g!as»e9, Mathematical and Physical Sterro
scopts end Stereoscopic Picture*, iu a groat variety,
wholesale ami rotnil, aulC-Gt-if
TWAVAL STORES—I,IOO bbls Shipping
A w ‘ Rosin ; 800 bbls Spts Turpentine; 300 bbls Fitch j
,160 bbls -Wilmington Tar; SCO kegs W llmmgton Tar. Iu
store and for safo by _ .?
fay * ROWLEY, ABHBURNER.&COm
> anld . lfl SOUTH WHARVES.
|XONEY.— A Rtunli lot of yory superior
.XX. Cuba Honey, in tterces. In store and lor sslo
l 0 CUAELEB TBTE. 1.10 WALNUT Street.
REFINED BORAX—2O cases for sale by
/VVE'raEBILL <1 BROTHEH, «o«, *7 an. 4 4»
RetOißjaCpNpmreel,
DRY-GOODS'JOBBERS.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
LACES AND JOINED BLONDS,
Buyers are invited to examine'our
BRITTAN BROTHERS,
4 MURRAY STREET,
Nbw Yobs'.
ItEHOVAiLS.
PHILADELPHIA, AuonaT 4,1859.
THE OFFICE OF
millinery .goods.
607; ;iv ? #. 6.t 607
- . ,r- ---nm .Hil/L-i - J i ' . ,
- NORTH above green,
Jlna now iii atoro f jincl is dailj-roceivius and mauufaotu
qr}nj: a large'assortmonfoT^o~7uV •" '
.colored,i’ANCVlace bonnets,
r-Alao>a‘tftrg6M)ibrini9nt&f; : lv ;
; TISSUES, AND '
. MATERIAL FOR-FA'LL BONNETS.
Also, a Rill line of Ribboiw< Flowers, Feathera, Bonnet
Silks, Velvets, Satins, and new-shaped Bonuet Frames.
■ aal7-6t» ■ ' • -
MARKET STREET. ■
RIBBONS,
Of every kind, in immense variety;
NBW BONNET MATERIALS,
BONNET VELVETS, SATINS,
ORO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENOLIBK CRAPES, of the best makes,
FRENCH A AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES, Ac
Also, neweat Fall styles of
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
And STRAW GOODS, of every description,
Now open, and presenting altogether the moat com
plete stock of MILLINERY GOODS in this market.
Merchants and Millinery from every section of the
country are oordially invited to call and examine our
stook, whioh.wo offer at Uie_
CLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
KOBBNHBIM, BROOKS, A.CO.,
auio-tndvl
431 MARKET STREET.
1859. *' ALIj TBADE ’ ; 1859.
A G-ABB & CO.,
333 MARKET STREET,
-WHOLESALE DEALERS
r f in
HATS. CAPS,,FURS,
BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, &c.,
Have now in store a full stock of Goods, to which they
invite the attention of /irat-olaas bnyors. ahJ6-2m*
FALL TRADE.
725 : OHESTNUT STREET, 1J25
iv ‘LINCOLN. WOOD & NICHOLS,
Invite the attention of the trade, specially cash and
Bhort-tirae buyers, to their -
’ UNEQUALLED' attractions ■
1 ’ - • • IN ~ ~ r , •
'.FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c., Ac.
N. B.—Our Fancy Bonnets are all mode on oar own
promises. ’ aull-Sm
J, HILLBORN JONES.
Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK
AKD
STRAW BONNETS.
flowers,
FEATIU3RS,'RUCHES, &c.
Tho attention of City and Country Dealers ia invited
to a large and varied stock of tho above goods, at
.. .. ' 433 MARKET STREET,
au9-3m Below FIFTH.
LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS.
JJLACKINTON
WATCH-SPRING SKIRT,
WITH TUB
SELF-REGULATING BUSTLE
The lightest and most beautiful SKIRT yet invented.
For Sato (at wholesale) by
STERN & FREEMAN,
Solo Agents,,
736 CHESTNUT STREET.
TO THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
trade. ■ • ■ . •
S K IK T S '.
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S NEW SKIRT,
trail SKm®f° mOPPASHION ’’ .
WOViN SKrRTS. .
QUAKER SKIRTS.
, . , „ * , .....CONTINENTAL SKIRT 9.
& full aatortmentofSixty carefully aeleetedstyles
CHILDREN, i '
. MIBBES, and
EVANS h, HASSALL, LADIES -
CI Smith FOURTH Street.
THE jobbing trade.
W. H. HORSTMANN & SONS, .
FIFTH AMD CHERRY STREETS, ADJOINING THE
FACTORY,
(Formerly the Friends’ Meeting House,)
Invite the attention of Jobbers to their stock of Ladies’
Drees, Cloak* and Mantilla Trimmings, of Foreign, and
Domestic Manufacture, comprising
Plain fringes from# to Bm. Pomponette Trimmings.
Panoy hoad do. l»to& u Shawl Borden,
yplret head fringes. Silk Buttons.
Rioh crochet 4| . Tassels.
Kept Guipure laocs. Skirt Braids &0., tko.
Imitation** '*
ALSO,
BERLIN ZEPHYR WJggTED AND SHETLAND
A FULL LIMB OS'
LADIES* AND CHILDREN’S SKIRTS.
IKL. 80.0 Agents far RYLE’S Bpool Silk. aa3-12t
FANCY PRY GOODS JOBBERS.
BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY. ■ •
GLOVES, AMD
FANCY GOODS.-
Wo have a fine stock of Imported And Domestio Goods,
particularly adapted to
SOUTHSR N TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of firat-olaes buyers.
au6-2m .
& ROBERTS,
480 MARKET STREET,
’ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY, 01,0VE8,
small wares, combs,
BRUSHES, LOOK ING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. au«-Sm
}] duhking & CO.,
Noa. 26 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now receiving, by euceeaaire arrivala from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
or ; ,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WABEB,
WOOLLEN YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
Andßolioit on inspection of their complete and well
assortod stock*
frll-am ESPECIALLY ADAPTHD TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
JJUBNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
■ Are now opening atlheir Store,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH* North side*
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OV ‘
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OV THSTIt OWtf IMPORTATION
and selection, wWoli they offer for wile to buyers from
all parte of the United States, on the moat reasonable'
terms. . aus-2m
PALL, 185 9-
SITEE, VAN CULIN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
WHOLESALE DBALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS,' Etc.,
No. 423 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
HJARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK.
Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS, .
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
__ , Five doors below th© Merchants’. Hotel,
..Offer for sale tho moat complete stock of Goods in their
line to be found in the United States, consisting of
• HOSIERY, of every grade.
' 9LOV.ES, m three hundred varieties.
pNpKRSHIRTB end DRAWERS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS nud COLLARS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFB. & SHIRT FRONTS.
, , LADIFJ3’ ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of eu-
UtW.inew-ooeiKne, with an endless variety of NQ-
TlOrW, to which they invite tho attontiou of
FIRST-CLASS WESTERN - AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. auS-3m
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
■\yRIGHT, SMITH, & CO.,
CHINA. GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
PITTSBURG- AGENCY,
GLASS, NAILS, Ao., delivered from the Factory
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
GRANITE BUILDING, No. 5 North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
nufi-fm&wtf
TURNBULL, ALLEN,
& CO.,
NOS. 03 AND 33 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
AKD
Wholesale Doalors in .
CHINA, GLASS, AND
PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY. .
supplied with Glass at Manufacturer's
prices. &uft-2in
JJOYD 6a STROUD,
i • ■ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Have now on hand a complete stock of
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE, and 'I
‘ .FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
, At their Old Stand, No. 33 NORTH FOURTH BT-.
four doors oelow Merchants' Hotel, to which they invitp
the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS, . -
W/yKHts roit TiTmvno QmiL auJ-fin
TmUD-STKEETJOBBINGIIOUSES
1859. FA LLTKADE • 1859.:
J. t..w a! y ,&'G o;,
IMPORTERS AND JORDERS T
o» ■ • ' • \ !
X) RY G O OP S.
• NEW MARBLE BUILDING/ •
NO. 28
NORTH THIRD STREET. -' ;
Wo offer, by the paokngo or plooe'. to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS*
A.yery large and attractive Stock of ;
AMERICAN AND .FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Puroh ers Trill find oar stock well assorted at all sea
sons of ne year.'
J.T WAY, , JAS.K DUNLAP,
WM. P. WAY, [aus-2m] GEO. P. WAY.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO., : v' ,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DR Y GOODS,
Nos. 93T fc 341 NORTH THIRD St„ ASOVB RACE,
Wools nbw inform their oustom’srs and the trade gene,
rally, that their stock this season will be
- UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. ' '
ans-tm . - .
JTJNGEKICH & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
NO. 48. NORTH THIRD STREET
Honey, and Loverlng’a Syrup always on hand.
aus-2tn '
gOWEB, & CO.,
: ■ PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
■MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
NO. 3T NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH,
Publisliors of Pelton’s Spendid Series of ’ . . ,
„„ „ . OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS.'"
DH. EMMONS’S NEW o AMERIOAN AtANUAL OF
. Rimlora* Now Resdera. ‘ Greenl’eaf-a and Brooks’
Arithmetics. 4t0. ; Blank Books, .Writing, Wrapping,
Curtain, and wall Papers. * • - aus-3m
1859.;
LUDWIG, KNEIDLER,
& CO:, . '
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF'
BRITISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
■ NO. 36 NORTH THIRD ST., ABOVE MARKET,
&U6-13t WKSTBIDB.
JJENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA,
'J'HOS. MELLOR & CO.,
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
ojr
ENGLISH, FJtBNCH, AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 40
aus-3m
(CHAMBERS & CATTELL,
NO. 33 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
AtfD
MANUFACTURERS OF
CITY CALF AND KIPSKINS,
Morooco* and Linings, Oak and Red Sole Leather.
aas-lm
LAIN Gt & MAG-INNIS,
liIPORTEHS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE THREADS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTING 3, AND
SHOE-MANUF.ACTURERB , ARTICLES;
- Sewing Machine Silk, Thread and Needles.
NO. 30 NORTH THIRD ST., •
Agents for
UPFJELD’S PATENT ROOT-TREES,
aus-3m
Pbtbr fiiKOBA, Wm. 8. Baird, Jostjf Wirst,
Jacob Ribobl, - D, B. Ervin.
JJIEGEL, BAIRD, & CO.,
(Late Sieger, Lamb, A C 0.,)
. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or '
DRY GOO DS„
No. 47 North THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
OUR FALL STOCK
la now oompletein all its departments, and ready for
Buyers. Prompt paying Merohants from all parts of the
Union are respectfully solicited to call and examino for
themselves. ' aus-3m
YARD, GILMORE, & CO.,
NOS. 40 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
f WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS.
auASm
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Q.UILLOU, EMORY, & CO.,
NO. 33Y MARKET STREET,
Importers and Jobbers of
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, TOWELLINGS, Ac., Ac.,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
And Sole Agents in Philadelphia for
HUGUENOT SHEETINGS.
. auM-Jm
rpO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS,.
ntmxo
WINDOW SHADES,
WINDOW HOLLANDS,
WINDOW-SHADE 'FIXTURES,
CURTAINS, or
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
630 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offers for inspection to buyers a full line of the above
goods, manufactured and imported expressly for the
FALL TRADE,
Which are offered to the Trade at prices that defy
competition. au!2-6t
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS*
QENTLEMEN’S TURNISHING GOODS
AND
TAILORS* TRIMMINGS,
LONGCOPE & PEARCE,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
/ • ,
Hare now In store a Bill assortment m their line, to
which they invite the attention of thofr Customers
; and buyers of such goods. - aus-2m
J£ # C. WALBORN 6a CO.,
(New) Nos.» and 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MANUFACTURERS
SHIRTS, WRAPPERS, DRESS STOCKS,-ETC.
Dealers in every article relating to the
GENT’S FURNISHING BUSINESS.
rayl7-3mif ’
J' SCOTT—late of tlio firm of Win
• chentor & Scott—GENTLEMEN’S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
Street, (nearly opposite the GuardHoubo,)
j!w!tf! would respectfully call the attention .of his
former patrons and friends to hto new store, and is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
-perfect fit guarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied with
fane Shirts and Collars. jy2Wy
MARBLE WORKS.
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WORKS.
Has oonetantly on hand a very largo assortment of
MONUMENTS,
ENCLOSURES, and
. GRAVE-STONES,
Of various designs* made of the finest
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES,
Which he will sell at greatly reduced prices. Is also
prepared to executo orders upon the most favorable
terms, and respectfully invites tho publio generally to
examine his stock bofore purchasing elsowhero.
ADAM STEINMETZ,
Monumental Marble Works, -'
RfDGB AVENUE, below Eleventh street,
aplB-m w f-ftn ’ Philadelphia,
POLITICAL*
PROTHONOTARY OF THE COURT
r of common pleas;
' JOSEPH C. COSTELLO,
i Of the Second Ward.
WTSnbJeot to Denyioratfo rules. nugl-W
WANT'S,
SALESMAN—BOOK-KEEPER—CLERK.
by an energetio young’ Man,
l r corrcpp( V nd,n S m all modern languages.
Beet city.rofereiiceH.from present employers. Plea.*?
-address CUAS., ROTH & BRO., 304 North THIRD
u - au!7-2r
WaSHHI-By - a young Mun of 21, a
,'*’j situation.irtjy wholesale Houso, (Groceries pre
ferred.) Ife has .been,accustomed to the work of a
country store, and lately selling Dry Goods to the city
trade. Salary moderate. Address “ Industry,” at
this office. 1 - - anft-St*
Wm-By, a; good SALESMAN, a
» v situation in a Wholesale or Retail Dry Goode
Store. Willingtogo South or West.' Address “,T. M.
H. office of The Press. •; ", , ' nul6-6t*
—TO IRON-FOUNDERS &
VjVVV* MACHINISTS;—A party would
invest the above amount and accumulate to 320 000. os
an activp official Agont, in a tcellHStabUshed business.
Reply with real name, stating time and plaoe of inter
view, until WEDNESDAY, at I, 1 # o’clock P.'M., at this
office. Address “ Maohinist.” au!6-2t*
\^TANTEI)— -A young- Man (a graduate in
. * v the Hiirh School preferred) to assist in a Count
ing Room. Address 1 *- Box 896, ’* Philadelphia Post Office,
with roforencc. - - - -■ -. ,-. . auIB-St*
To SOUTHERN AND-WESTERN MER
has imd £ve or six years oxoariance in the Dry Goods
nnd Notion business, a situatidn in the South'or West,
South preferred. Can give the ’boat of reference, Ad
dross •* C. B.” at tho office of this'Pfttfeft' ' • ‘ au!6-2t*
XjV’ANfED— In a White Goods/Jobbing
7 T House in MARKET Street, a LADI6 to 18 years
of age. -One of some experience preferred.' Unexcep
tionable., references win ue required. - Address ** Box
688,” Post Office. ; L . auls-3t*‘‘
ITTHE ADVERTISER, wishing-to extend
-**’ his business, is desirous of having a PARTNER
who can command n cash capital of in a country
store," doing a good cash, trade, in'an interior town of
Pennsylvania. For particulars,'address “Penn,” office
of this paper. aulMt* -
'^7S/ r ANTED—A' 'situation "as; Book?kee£er
or Entry Clertin a Jobbing or,Commission
House, by an experienced Penman., Satisfactory reler
enco given. 'Address “E-E." at this office. anlo-st*
■WANTED TO EXCHANGE for iraproy
- ; » ed city property, free from incumbrance, 150 acres
of excellent FARM LAND, located in Gloucester Co.,
New, Jersey. The Railroad from CamdenloDridgeton,
shortly to be laid,-passes within a short distance of the
land., For further particulars address J. K.; office of
The Ptism, , • JeSl.
ron SALE AND TO LET.
M-. fFOR RENT A large, second-stoiy
ROOM in the Iron Building, W 5 CHESTNUT*St;
adjoimne Chambers of tho Board of Trade. . Apply to
ASHTON’S Commercial Agenor. - .aaiq-3t^
m' 'TO/LET —In davs, now occu
. pied—a desirably DUELLING, 318 UNION- St.
below second, eoutaimtig 10 Rooms, Kitchen on first
floor? Bath, with hot and cold water? perfect order;
lately Pamted.and .Papered throughout; Gas, Route,
good Yard, &c. Rent 3350. Apply from Btolo AS M.,
619 VINE Street. ’ • -. _ ' • aa3s-3t* '.
TO LET“TIio very.* extensive CELLAR
ofStoroNo.6os MARKET Streat." Apply ort tho*
premises; . , > ■ ■ _ -■; v - aull r l2t* -
<sa ..TO LET.—Tho large six-story Brick’
EH. WAREHOUSE. No. M 2 COMMERCE Street,
Saifable for . Storage or Manufacturing purposes. Apply
at No. 505 MARKET Street. ' ftull-Im*
TO LET— •' ‘
The Third; Fourth, and Fifth Stories of the now
Store, 413 ARCH Street. Apply on the premises. al3-6t*
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
; SEAT FOR SALE, two miles from the Chelten
hill Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, containing
120 acres of highly improved land, with an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvements are a fine
stone mansion, containing foarteon rooms, tenant-house,
ioe-house, large barn, carriage-house, and all necessary
out buildings. A fine boilding site on .tho-premises.
Could easily bo divided into twobeantirul country seats.
For further particulars inquire of John J, C. Harvey,
ou the premises. augl-lm*
WARMS AND- COUNTRY SEATS FOR
Jl sale. . -
Farms of 132 acres, only two and a half miles from
Norristown, willbo sold on easy terms, and would make
two handsome Farms.
Farm of 43 acres, beautifully located, under good cul
tivation, and is a very desirable property—very’ fair im
provements. * *
Farm of 100 acres, six miles from Norristown, In a
good neighborhood and beautifully located—improve
ments very good,. - -
Country seat, with 16 acres highly impfoved. and in a
splendid part of tho oouutry; only two Julies from Nor
ristown.
Farm of 30 acres near Port Kennedy, in Chester coun
ty, one of the most productive little properties in tho
country, and possession can bo given at any timo—terms
easy.
Farm of 50 aoreß, itra good neighborhood, for sale
obeap.
Country seat, with 16 acres, within the borough limits.
Country seat, with 2d aoros, fruit abundaut, near the
borough.
Farms varying from 20 to JGO aoros, for sale'on terms
to suit, throughout tho country.
Tpree or fourHotol properties for sale, whore a good
business'can he done.
Persons desirous of purchasing roal estate may find it
to their advantage to rail and roo mo. Good Horses and
Carriages will bo furnished, free of oxpense, to parties
who may desire to ride out to examine the properties I
have for salo.
- For fnll descriptions, terms, Jcc..itc.« addreat
aa32-fro&wjt* IL R. CORSON, jNomstown, Pa.
ITARDWARE.—A Wholesale House, do
mg chiefly .» Southern package businoss, to
prompt dealers in cities, desires to sell out. Bad health
the reason for . retiring. The business of twelve years
standing. The stock is'all new, and mostly in original
packages. Tho Terms will bo liberal. No lands taken in
exchange. ■ Address “Delphos,” Box 2051 New York
Post Oflioe.' - augl-lgw
DRAFTS— On the Union Bank of Londonj
and Royal Bank of Ireland, in sums to suit.
For sole by WELLS, FARGO A CO.,
mrlB-3m* . . No. 400 Chestnut street.
BOARDING.
T7HRST-CUSS BOARDING, AT 1104
SPRUCE STREF.T.—House-central and plea
santly situated; Rooms in smtes nnd single, handsome
ly Furnished and Airy. Also, Office to lot with Fnrm
ture.- ___________ aul6-4t*
BOARDING.— Elegant and airy Rooms,
singlo and in suites, can be had with'first-class
Board, for the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at 1316 WAL
NUT Street.' • - ' auB-2m
Desirable private boarding for
families; largo and small rooms communicating,
handsomely furnished:.large'garden attached. Refor
enoos required.. .152) BPRuCE Street.. - jyl£-Im*
LOST AND POUND.
T 6ST.”The certificate of Pew No. 01, St.
Philips' P. E. Chureh, bavins been lost or mislaid,
I hereby give notico that a no? Certificate will be ap
plied for, from the Church, in lien of the one so Inst or
mislaid. Per SAMUEL RICHARDS.
August 5,1859. - auB-m&w4t*
PERSONAL.
Texas land and collections.—
Tho wiitor will spend tho comius winter in Texas,
and will attend to tho Examination of-Lands, the Pay
ment of Taxes; Collections. scc., &c* Unexceptional re
ferences given. Address “ Box 1107," Fostr Office, Thi
adelphia. , ~ aulCmwf-Ct*
EDUCATIONAL.
miIE GERMANTOWN ACADEMY WILL
A. reopen on MONDAY, September 3th, 1859. The
Principal will receive a limited number of Boys into his
family. J. H. WITHINGTON. A. M.,
nul7-Im* ; Principal.
THE , MISSES EWING "WILL OPEN A
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL
DREN, on MONDAY, September stb, at 037 SPRUCE
Street, whero Circulars may bo obtained. < ■ ..
Rkperexces.— Rev, Albert Bamea, Rev. W. W.
Spear, D. D., Prof. C, D. Cleveland..' au!7*6w*
CAUNDER’S I INSTITUTE.—WEST PHI
*3 LADELPIUA INSTITUTE *. Wost Philadelphia
Railroad; MARKET and THIRTY-NINTH Streets;
MONDAY, September sth. {jovon-acro grove; clear
field; largo rooms; hoakh {morals; application; youth
of refinement; aeloctneaa; English; history ; mnthoma
:ics| French: Latin; Greek; any College; any class;
busiuoss; all day, with meals famished; nil the week,
except Saturday and Sunday ; nil the term of G months;
all the year: a happy home; visit; examine. nu!7-t)t
The mtsses aertsen’s school for
YOUNG LADIES.
PRICE STREET, GERMANTOWN.
The Fall Term will bogin on tho FIRST MONDAY in
September. . , „ '
Distraction in the usual Esotisu biuxciiks, with
Latin, Fhkxcu, and Dbawixo. nulC-tf
THE ARCH-STREET INSTITUTE FOR
YOUNG LADIES.—The Eleventh Session will
commence on MONDAY, September sth, 185 9. For cir
culars apply at 131 G ARCH Street, one door east of Broud.
auls-4w* . Mias L.M. BROWN, Principal. ,
ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL ACADEMY,
LOCUST Street, west of Sixteenth, will, D. V., re
open on MONDAY, September 12tn, at 9A. fa. '
Applications for admission, if made betofe the bogin
runx of the term, should be made to the Principal.
K J, ANDREWS HARRIS. A. M.,
aulO-wf&m-tf ■ - 3507 RACE Streot.
IJIDGEHILL SCHOOL, PRINCETON,
X!i NEW JERSEY. , ■ . ..
The next session will open on Wednesday, August 3d.
Boys receive a careful preparation for college or busi
ness. Thorough instruction in English Mathematics.
Ancient and'Modern Languages, etc. Fundamental
principles are mastered, and habits of study formed
which will tnako fnture attainments easy and rapid. The
moral character of the pnpils is guarded with the utmost
vigilance. All genial and moral influences are made to
pervade tho school, and no pains are spared to render it,
a safe, comfortable, and happy home. For terms and
partioabraaddrejg jamE3 p HUGHES , Frlnoipll .
auKl-mtuwslw-niwfgy
Eden hall (late paradise) f.
SEMINARY, situated in the village of Paradise,
on Lanoaster ana Philadelphia, turnpike, fifty-three
miles west of Philadelphia, nine miles east of Lanoaster
city, and three-fourths of a mile from Leamftn Place
station, Pennsylvania Railroad, RE-OPENS, for its
TENTk SESSION, on tho SECOND WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The building js undergoing tho
rough repair, a story being added for dormitories, into
which, water will be introduced, and bath attached.
Cornfo-tablo accommodation is thus provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and the trustees will spare no expense
to render the school worthy of public favor,' ,
Aroontone many to whom the conductors of this souool
might refer, they are permitted particularly to name
the Rt. Rev. Bishops Alonzo Potter and De Lnpcey, and
the Rev. Dr. W. Bacon Stevens, of Philadelphia.' They
also submit the following testimonial, kindly tendered
by the Rt. Rev. Dr. 8. Bowman, Assistant Bishop P, E»
Church, Pennsylvania: . ‘
- “ The Seminary for young ladies at Paradise, Lancas
ter county, under the general superintendence of Dp
KilHkoUy, and with >lssa Clmmborlam, as the immedi
ate and notive Principal, is I think, may be re
tied on to do faithfully all that it promises. The situa
tion is healthy, beautiful, and easily accessible by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr. Killikelly has hail large ex
perience in superintending tho education of young la
dies, and Miss Chamberlain brings to the institution the
well-earned reputation of a most competent and suc
cessful teachor* as well in importing knowledge ns to
administering discipline. Tho Seminary is, therefore, I
thiuk, entitled to. the confldenoe of the public, and I
hope will receive it, • 1
FOR TERMS, which ate very moderate, please ad
dress the Rev. Dr. KILLIKELLY, Rector,
aul-flw Paradise, Lanoaster county, Pa,
Harriett brown will reopen
HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in the
Large ami Airy Rooms at the N. W, coi“. of FILBERT
and JUNIPER Streets, opposite Penn' Square, on the
sth of Ninth mo. (September.) Circulars can bo obtained
at No. 1339 FILBERT Stroot. ' nuH-lm*
rpHE HEMANS.INSTITUTE.,
J- Tho subscriber will open SEPTEMBER 12th,
at No. 1316 WALNUT 6TREET,-lus Snitoot for the
higher education of a limited number.of Young Ladies.
Parents to whom he is not personally knowu are referred
to Professor C. D. Clonveland, Professor Chnrlea-Short,
Rev. H, J. Morton, D, D.» Rev, WinTß. Btevena, I>. D.,
Rpv, J. P.B. Wrinier, p , n Rev. H, A. BoardD.
D-, Rev. Wm.H. FurnCss, D. D., and others. -
jygl-2m ' • JAMES I. HELM, .
The misses oasey and mrs. ber.
an< * School for Young-Ladies,
1703 WALNUT Streot, reopens WEDNESDAY, Sep
tember7th> . - > • quz.2in
BRYANT ; & STRATTON’S NATIONAL.
.MERCANTILE COLLEGES, Iwatod at Pldla-
OOlplim, 8. B. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT!
New l ork’i BuSaio. Cieveland. and Citioago. For in
formation. oall or send for Catalogue. fe9-tf
SSI MR. -TAMES lIANSELL, HAVING
oJatRETIREID from business, bees to roq,uostnll per
sons who hove loft Jewclry or tl atehcs at hi? Store, No.
705 MARKET Street, for repairing, to csU ior them nt
the Store of Mr. E. IIOLDEN, No. 70S MARKET St,
whore all friouils nnd former customers of Mr, J. HAN
SELL may ho accommodated. - • • , 'an!o-2t*
Mackerel.— sso lld. Nos. 1, 2 and 3
Mackerel, in whole, half, and quarter bbls. Ori
ginal packages. c. C. SADLER & CO.
<vugl3 Aroh street, second door alxtve Front
CJUN BALE ROPE—Manufactured and for
' ARCH -
Denersl Tar re .on, Mr.
ClnrkoV
t .1. „ JONATHAN BRADFORD.
I n vnte Boxee, 75 eant. j Whole Pmatß Box, Galla -
v»'t. 1 , 3 0 0 n ,,“ ;_ G " ll6r y f“r Colored Person., 26 cents iUri
t ata Box in .Gallopr for Coiorad Persons, 38 cents.
MwwtoTo? sV™m™ ki wtfomia!lta *° ““«««
MUSICAL FUND. HALL. • ;
iINRTt/LTjT^" r - enoWTl ® d GEORGE CHRisi^^
'P'.IIEE AIESIC AT' EATRJiOUNT
Th B Ce“S^ KD COATES-STREETRAILWAY.
GERIiIANTA BAND '
porform eveiv afternoon and evening atFainnount.
The cars of the Green hnd Coates-street Railway oe&a
afeng Eighth and Coates streets, to
fiVe minutes.- Fare five cents. - • - ’
aui6-dti r : WILLIAM. Superintendent.
HOUSE;- ". : '-
ELEVENTH street, be twee n Chestnutaad Market.
‘ gANFffiSPH ’
- the largest- - j. .
.Company Uie world, . - , .
-■ f ■■
- Every evening in his great Role of Ch^aoten.
, ‘ ", Doors open at 7)?. Commence atg.-
•' * a\ s Admission2s oents., Chiildren 13oents. .
aug3-lm - , - r , * " *
THE, .fENNSiLVANIA ACADEMY Of
THE-FINE ARTS. - . .'
' NO. J 025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is .XMPtaI./Irom , A. HL tjU «
price AdmLBßion2sjeen4«. under lgyearsnak'
’ .J;Wliol*mew’sBtatnB of EYE REPENTANT now on
exhibition for a short time.- -
TXASSLER’S HASS-
EXeiTttSIONS.
.. ■ .sir-g-v cape may, breakwater,
L E W-IBTOWN.-Tfis Sommer
JOHN,A- WARNER, W|ll make an. Excursion to the
above plaoesrleavmc- Bristol on "SAT.URDAYiIAugust
20th,’at 5o clockP;M.. stopping atßurlinston, Beverly,
• Aurora, Beakier, and Torresaale ; and leave Chestnut
- street Wharf, Philadelphia, at 9 and ar-
Unu fIightGUNDAY morning.
•WiU loaveMnyfor theßreakwater and Lewlsvwm at 2
o’clOckP'M. SUNDAY; and return to. Cape May ia
time.to leaye there nt 6V. M., arriving in tho city by
midnight, and Dnstol aboat \H o clock. TshiSWill rive
the Bxmirtiomstsan,? n tiro day on the Isiandf-aod ofibrtl
anfaxcellent opportunity to thosewho cannotleave their
busmess during the tO'visit .those popular place*.
Meals and Refreshments provided on board.'
Fare for the Excursion, $L •'• '— . aul7-4t*
‘ FOR . CAPE aMATT:—The fast
and favorite Bteemer 'BALLOON, Oapt.
W. WHILITDINr leaves ARCH-street wban, evorr
MONDAY-, WEDNESDAY.-andFRIpAY Mocnlnr.S
o c.ock; Fare hire meJufled)^!.
JP OR TH E .S E A- S H O R E .
IN TWO AND A HALF HOUR*.
. TRAINS LBAYS
VIS E-ST REE T F ERR Y
DAILY AT7HA.M.AND4F.M. RETURNING AT
; ' ..6A.M.AND4.40 F.SL
SUNDAY - TRAIN! TO ATLANTIC■ LEAVES
; f ''J 8 A. M., AND RETUKNB AT BT. M.
Siid-ir ' SEE ADVERTISEMENT. •
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
HOW ISSUES .
EXCURSION TICKETS
. i;-':); TO ■ - •
ALTOONA. AND CRESSON
’ O* TH* .
. ALLEOHENY MOUNTAINS,’
GOOD.FOR FOURTEEN DAYS.
Persons’ vrishtag to Breath, rare’'MOUNT AIN AIR.
seekers of pleasure, end nil who desire nsUxstfon tfotu
easiness, should tskehidvantase of this jrreet -
REDUCTION OF FARE,
-TO VISIT. ‘
ALTOONA AND.CRESSON.
Fare to Altoona ftmtßeiurn S 7 ]3
.Cresson 7 60
BEDFofiFJsraiNOS : PASSENOE’Rs ‘ kVs ‘iirewMe
girnishedwith tickets to Hopewpil-the tennlnns of tbs
-Hnntinsdon and Broad To, Railroad-where two dail,
hnes of stages and backs,connect for the Seringe.
.—Tickets to be hod at the oflioe-of the- Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, southeast corner Eleventh And Mar
k?ntiT lewi S a-wM'&sSbs&t.
PHILADELPHIA
EXCURBIifN ) TI§KK®? RAILROAD '
Excursion Tickets to tho following places will be U
mieHtt the Depot. Broad and Vine streets, on the SA
TUJCDAY of each week, to return, on the' MONDAY
foUowmg.viz: • -- ; , •
To Reading and book. 26
- Pottstown do iso
Phmmxville do. ... 1 5p
Lebanon d0.'...- Seo
Pottsville do. 8 r?
By order of the Board.
au6-lm , , W. H. McILPENNY, Saoretary.
FOR CAPE^JIAY,
< ■ arp g Jj ( ' '
- Steamers DELAWARE, Cnpiain Copes, s -
- -BOSTON. Captain , -
„ - KENNEBEC, Captmti Ifand, ,
. Form a Daily Lme between this city, Cape May, and
leaving from First Pier below Spruce street*
“On SUNUAYS, f 'V C^E R MAYo„l,,at g o-otoclt.
Leave New York, (Sundays exaepted,) at.. M .. AP. M.
“ Cape May* daily, at AA. M-
Faro to Cabin 92 00
Fare to CapeMaV, including Carriago 75
“ “ Servants**'. Tfi
Season Carriage lure
...... extra 8 to
. **. ' * „ StAte Rooms, extra 100
Freights for New York and Cape May taken at low
rates. Goods dostin&a beyond New York will he for
warded with despatch, free of coramisejqn.
gHand^tiMS^Ml’i^UE.
FOR CAPE MAY, ON SUNDAYS.
During the “ Season,” a steamer will leave tor Cape
May, on Sundays, at 8 o’clock A. M. Returning, leare
Cape May, Monday morning, at 8 o’clock. jeSfl-u
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
TITHOLESALE GUN HOUSE;
* V We «Tet to the-attention-of the Wholesale
Buyer '
THE LARGEST^,ASSORTMENT OF GUNS AND
RIFLES IN THE COUNTRY.*
••'Being Agfenta for some of the pßirrcipAt masuvactu
hbbs op GRxsin London, Birmingham, Liege, and Si.
Etienne, we are prepared to oppzb peom stock, or to
import to order
ON PECULIARLY FAVORABLE TERMS.
MANUFACTURING OUR OWN RIFLES, we gua
rantee them as reliable and well made.
GUN TRIMMINGS, BARRELS, LOCKS, CAPS,
Flasks. Horns, Pouohes, Triggers, &c., in large variety.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE & CO.
21 North FIFTH Stredt, Philadelphia.
fi4 CLIFF Street. New York. • auAlm
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.
We offer to the trade, at a small, advance,
by tho Package. WOSTENHOLM’S, BaRNB8», aod
WOODHEAD’S POCKET CUTLERf.
WADE 5c BIITCHER’S^and.WOSTBNHOLM’S
. HENRY C. BOOTH CUTLERY.
CAMMELL & CO.’s “ CYCLOPS** FfLEST
HASENCLEVER’S SCISSORS AND HARDWARE
„ GOODS.
Together with a full line of .
BIRMINGHAM SHELF HARDWARE.
PHILIP S v JUSTIOE &C 6.
21 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia,
64 CLIFF Btreet. New York. . auAlm
CAItPETIPiGS. OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
CALLUM S CO.,
; CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN.
Also, Jmportors and HeaJsn in
CARPETINGS,
. Oixi CLOTHS,
MATTING, RUGS, &G.
WAREHOUSE 509 CHESTNUT BT,
(Opposite the State House.)
Southern and Western buyorc are respeotfaUy Invited
to oall. aul-Sm
MONEY.
©50,000 TO LOAIST,
IN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watohes, Jewelry, Gnus, Mer
chandise. Clothing. Ac., on moderate terms, by JONES
Sc. CO., Brokers, northwest corner of THIRD and GAn
KILL Streets, bolow Lombard. Established for the lae
-85 years. Office hours fxotn 7A.M.t07 P. M.
Socond-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminont
makers, warranted genuine, for sale cheap, at one-half
the origiual oost. au4-Bm-tf
HYDROPATHIC.
QHESTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CURE,
At CHESTNUT HILL, THILARELPHIA Count,, P»..
far the trealmont of nil Chronio and obatmnte diseases.
This institution, under the charge of an experienced and
skilful Physician, is now confessedly, the lending anp
most successful hjdropathio establishment in thm
References.— Mrs. Mary' Ooltringer, Jsi North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Sharpless. Esq., coroer
Eighth and Chestnut streetss Georgo
Market street; H. Farrington, Esq., of Mjors, ClaKhoni#
4 Co. Vot, othorrefo^coo.gd
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL.
je9-3mif _ _
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A MERTCAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
-TV INCORPORATED L3IO—CHARTER PERPET-
NcftlO WALNUT Street, ebove ThM.
Herons e tereo peid-up Cepitel Sfook end fo_
vosted m sound nnd avnuePlo Secunties, continne to in
sure on DtvoUlnjrs. Stores. Furmturo, Morcne Winer
Vessels in Port nnd tboir Car*oos,end otber >:?I5 onal
Property. All lotsoß HbornUy nnd promptly edjruneo.
_ .
George Abbott,
a»orfon, S'S’
Ktrick Brady, , ■ p ‘ ,utno T'
oSoROB ABBOTTr Pr'e>i4ent.
.THOMAS R. MARRIS, Secretory..jeJ3-ly if
('IHEESE. — 325 bOxesr-ilerkimer county
J cbeeee. in emro “”> l fo g»> B b i DLEJt & co .,
anril ARCH Str.eht, (wcond drier above Front.
BAY ]t [7M.—5 puncheons very superior
Bai Rum', in store and for sale bv
aufi ‘AttyMg&iW South FsoNTBtre*t,